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In Tomorrow's Paper (EdmontonSun.com)Check out what's cooking in tomorrow's Eat column. Take a look at our food section here.

Wildfires - A Growing Concern Protect Your Family and Home Today (Bay News 9 Tampa Bay)The devastating wildfires affecting Florida bring a growing concern for families to understand the danger of this disaster and the importance of being prepared.

Building now an eyesore (Beaver Dam Daily Citizen)CAMBRIA -? The building, whose faded sign proclaims "Mike's Super Foods," once was the flagship of Cambria's downtown business district.But right now, according to village officials, the building at 103 W. Edgewater St. is an eyesore and a potential danger.And efforts to get in touch with the out-of-town owner have been, so far, rebuffed.That's why the Cambria Village Board decided Monday to ...

Keeping Your Home Ready For Fire (Bay News 9 Tampa Bay)Clear at least 30 feet between your home and areas of heavy vegetation. Keep grass around your house mowed and free of leaves and pine needles. Keep flammable materials away from the base of all buildings.

Pick six: Half a dozen cool things to do in music (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)Gary Louris, "Vagabonds." The solo debut of the Jayhawks' main man has my vote for CD of the year thus far. Great lyrics, sung soulfully, have a "Rainy Day Music" meets the early '70s vibe. The hard-to-find "Acoustic Vagabonds," a six-song acoustic set, raises the bar another notch.

Stabbing was 'rough sex' accident (CNews)A Winnipeg woman who accidentally plunged a knife into her boyfriend's chest during a drunken bout of rough sex received a three-year conditional discharge yesterday.

Poem: 'Sad Stories' by Joshua Mehigan (The New York Sun)"Don't stop 'til you get enough." --Michael Jackson No one is special. We grow old. We die. In silk pajamas, in a pretty morning glimpsed through Venetian blinds, joy even now might sometimes visit as it used to. Bright hillsides of early June, mockingbird song, the highest button of your shirt undone; a road along a beryl stream, both glinting, the road already warm, the stream still cool-- I ...